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FGM: It’s attack on our sexuality, stakeholders cry out

FGM: It’s attack on our sexuality, stakeholders cry out

  By Funmi Ajumobi As the world marks the annual International Day of Zero Tolerance for Female Genital Mutilation, FGM, in the context of COVID-19, with the theme, ‘No Time for Global Inaction: Unite, Fund, and Act to End Female Genital Mutilation.’ the Nigerian government appears indifferent, while the unwholesome practice continues unabated. WO engages […]

Justice Ikpeme: Tough road to the high Bench

Justice Ikpeme: Tough road to the high Bench

By Ebunoluwa Sessou Justice Akon Ikpeme is the current Chief Judge in Cross Rivers State, Calabar. She assumed the position as a substantial Chief Judge on January 28, 2021. WO X-rays the incidences preceding her present position in this excerpt. January 9, 2020 Cross-Rivers State Governor, Prof. Ben Ayade wrote a letter to the State […]

Nigeria experiencing feminization of labour migration — FG

Nigeria experiencing feminization of labour migration — FG

By Victoria Ojeme The federal government has expressed dismay over the increasing number of Nigerian women migrating overseas for menial jobs saying it predisposes them to lots of danger. The feminisation of migration gives rise to specific problematic forms of migration, such as the commercialised migration of women and girls as domestic workers and caregivers, […]

When the law is discriminatory

When the law is discriminatory

Dismissed for getting pregnant out of wedlock She was aware of the rules — Ekiti CP It is unconstitutional — CSOs By Esther Onyegbula The unfortunate reality that the Nigerian woman is subjected to discriminatory laws and practices at every phase especially career-wise was re-emphasised recently when a policewoman Corporal Olajide Omotola of the Ekiti […]

Who is afraid of DNA testing

Who is afraid of DNA testing

By Funmi Ajumobi & Ebunoluwa Sessou Recently, the Nigerian social media were agog with the story of a love triangle involving some prominent members of the country’s financial sector; and while love triangles are not considered particularly extraordinary, paternity frauds which sometimes attend them are so considered. Men who had confidently given their names to their […]